Windows server 2003 resize can help you to resize Windows Server 2003 to solve the problem of insufficient space of partition or system partition unbootable.

Windows Server 2003 partition resize is a complicated and tiresome task. First, we need to ensure the data safety before the resizing process. If there are any ignorance, data loss would occur and the loss would be great. Next is to ensure there is enough space for you to resize partition. If there's no free space before or after the resized partition, we need to delete the unnecessary partitions to leave out enough space. So it is better side than done, users always have difficulties in partition management. Now, with the help o f MiniTool Partition Wizard Server Edition, everything would become easy. Here is on how to do Windows Server 2003 partition resize with MiniTool Partition Wizard Server Edition. First, free download the latest version of MiniTool Partition Wizard Sever Edition at: http://www.partitionwizard.com/download.html.





From the picture above, system partition C is 33G, and the used space is 20 G, if we need to enlarge partition C, we need to delete partition D or shrink partition D to leave out enough space to enlarge partition C.

First solution: Shrink partition D.



Enlarge partition C.



The result should be:



Partition D is reduced from 27 GB to 23 GB, and partition C is enlarged form 33GB to 37 GB.

Second solution:
Delete partition D:



Enlarge partition C:



The result should be:



Partition D is deleted, emerge partition D into partition C and partition C is increased from 33 GB to 60GB.